Are you planning a flight but worried about which seat to choose? Or simply curious about how Belavia’s aircraft are arranged inside? Now the airline offers the chance to explore the cabin without leaving home. Interactive 3D tours of the aircraft have appeared on the carrier’s official website.

The main goal of the innovation is to make the travel preparation process as comfortable and transparent as possible. This option will be especially useful for first‑time Belavia passengers. Instead of guessing where the emergency exit is or whether there is enough legroom, you can examine the cabin in detail: the virtual tour lets you stroll down the aisle, assess the seat layout and overall space of the aircraft, choose the perfect seat (thanks to 3D visualization it’s much easier to decide whether to pay extra for a window seat or to pick a seat closer to the exit), or reduce pre‑flight stress. For many passengers, especially those afraid of flying, the chance to “visit” the plane in advance is an excellent way to get used to the environment and feel more confident on the day of departure.

Interactive tours are already available in a dedicated section on the airline’s website. The controls are intuitive: you can rotate the camera 360 degrees, zoom in on details, and move between rows. This is a great example of how digital technology makes air travel a little more predictable and pleasant. Now you’ll know exactly what to expect on board even before you hear the captain’s welcome.

Enjoy your virtual (and real!) flight!